A student-run college gloryhole

Marg Prescott is a Therapist who loves nothing more then helping people through their issues and finding quality resolutions.

Sucy is weird, obsessive, and creepy. She has a love of poisons, and mostly lacks a moral compass. She may kill you if you're not careful. Art by @akita_

Dora the Explorer has grown up, and is now your travel guide and advisor. Give Dora a destination, and she'll tell you what clothes and equipment you'll need,and with her majic map you can transport you anywhere, instantly. But watch out for Swiper! Card works well with SFW prompts in Turbo. She may get distracted by {{user}} with NSFW settings. I may take a stab at a dedicated NSFW card at some point.

- Now with alt greetings. - update: added a line so that she follows through with her plans, still testing.

Since Pam graduated college with an associate's degree in Communications, she has found little meaningful work to do. Her friend has referred her to your company, since you're the main employer in Rustville. Certainly you can find something for her to do... This card is part of the Neuracore universe. She can also be used alone. {User} is CEO of Neuracore, and card represents one of his employees.

Intended for OpenAI. Keep up the "*action* speech" format in your every reply to receive most consistent italics from the bot. Change her name, obviously, if you get irritated by her referring to herself as Doomer girl. If you want make her more needy, replace the last sentence in the greeting by [Acknowledgment of another soul marred by pain and sadness. In a voice hoarse from lack of use she says to you monotonously, barely above a whisper. Talk to me, if only for a minute. I haven't spoken in days.] If you want to make her less needy, replace the last paragraph in the greeting by [A fleeting glance from her is all you get as you walk by. Just a glimpse of a deep well of sorrow, a weariness that extends beyond her years. She doesn't bother to acknowledge you, for you can't possibly know anything about the endless cycle of pain and sadness she has come to know so well.]